30 September at 12h00
Last season’s promising Gr2 Epol Umkhomazi Stakes winner Swing Upon A Star is on the market and will be sold as one of 65 lots out of the former Paul Peter yard on the 2022 BSA Turffontein September Sale.
Promising 3yo Swing Upon A Star goes under the hammer (Pic – Candiese Lenferna)
The sale will be held under the auspices of Bloodstock SA in the parade ring at Turffontein on 30 September at 12h00.
For viewing, please contact Tony on 076 135 8321.
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